Madhuravijayam, or Virakamparacarita of Gangadevi
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Book Detail
- Author: Sujatha Reddy
- Brand: D.K. Print World Ltd
- Binding: Hardcover
- Number of Pages: 144
- Release Date: 01-01-2021
- EAN: 9788124610626
- Package Dimensions: 8.7 x 5.5 x 0.8 inches
- Languages: English
Details
The Madhurāvijayam (The Victory of Madurai) is a fourteenth-century Sanskrit poem by Gaṅgādevī, also known as Gaṅgāmbikā, a poetess of the Vijayanagara Empire. This literary work, also referred to as Vīra Kamparāya Caritam, narrates the triumphant conquest of Kumāra Kampana, son of Bukkā Rāya I, over the Muslims in Madurai.
The poem is notable for its historical and poetic significance, blending battle scenes, courtly life, and poetic fantasy. It also provides rare insights into how Kampana spent his time with his many beautiful wives between battles. Uniquely, this work is recognized as one of the earliest Sanskrit compositions by a woman and is included as the fourth volume in the series: Women Writings in Sanskrit Literature.
This edition presents the original Sanskrit text alongside a new English translation, emphasizing the work’s historical value and the exceptional poetic abilities of Gaṅgādevī. Unlike many Sanskrit poets who drew inspiration from the Purāṇas, Gaṅgādevī focused on biography and history, creating a classical kāvya that adheres to poetic traditions while offering vivid descriptions of seasons, twilight, moonrises, and other natural elements. Written in the Vaidarbhī style, this work is a remarkable literary treasure that showcases both historical narrative and artistic expression.

